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Toaster · 01-20-2014, 09:10

Read books, I don't think that you'd like video games too much from your avatar

. They're not too much better than TV, it prevents you from doing things that are more productive. TV is also an income suppressant.

If you look into The Evelynn Wood Speed Reading program you can significantly increase your reading speed and comprehension of material.

http://www.amazon.com/Remember-Every...eading+program

There is also spreeder.com which is great for practicing that (thanks for pointing this out Richard)

Other things
1. Stippling plastic for guns
2. Gunsmithing
3. Learn a new language, brush up on skills in current foreign language
4. Listen to audio programs (audible.com)
5. Learn to use photo software
6. Lots of dryfire practice

Hope that helps man

01-20-2014, 09:10	#9
Toaster Guerrilla Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Ft. Polk Posts: 264	Read books, I don't think that you'd like video games too much from your avatar . They're not too much better than TV, it prevents you from doing things that are more productive. TV is also an income suppressant. If you look into The Evelynn Wood Speed Reading program you can significantly increase your reading speed and comprehension of material. http://www.amazon.com/Remember-Every...eading+program There is also spreeder.com which is great for practicing that (thanks for pointing this out Richard) Other things 1. Stippling plastic for guns 2. Gunsmithing 3. Learn a new language, brush up on skills in current foreign language 4. Listen to audio programs (audible.com) 5. Learn to use photo software 6. Lots of dryfire practice Hope that helps man __________________ You can change what you are and where you are by changing what you put into your life. -Zig Ziglar "Nothing is more dangerous than an NCO or Officer who has been taught a technique or method, but doesn't understand the underlying principles or the "why" behind it." -MtnGoat "How can someone improve their ability to lead? Die to self. The most rewarding thing a leader will receive is having someone place their life in your hands and say, I will follow you." -SGT Gary Beikirch
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